Summary of Érase una vez Los Inventores Cap. 12 Lavoisier y la Química

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This video is a biography of the French chemist Lavoisier, who is considered the father of modern chemistry. It tells the story of his life and work, including his struggles, his eventual execution, and the impact of his ideas on the world.

• 00:00:00 This video introduces the story of Lavoisier and chemistry, and explains how he developed the theory of elements. Lavoisier was persecuted for his discoveries, and was eventually guillotined. His work in chemistry has helped improve our world, and his ideas are still being explored today. In the 1700s, chemists were still trying to figure out how everything worked. One of these chemists was Lavoisier, who developed the theory of elements. He was persecuted for his work, and was eventually guillotined. However, his ideas have had a huge impact on our world, and are still being explored today. Lavoisier is a French scientist who is credited with developing the theory of elements, and is also considered to be the founder of modern chemistry.
• 00:05:00 In this video, a man talks about how he once met two inventors, Lavoisier and chemistry. He talks about how Lavoisier struggled with life and selling water, which is now an issue in many cities. He also talks about how the land and water weight differently, and if water turned into land when it evaporated, it would prove that the weight of the earth has not changed over time. The man then goes on to say that he does not believe that water is pure, and that it always contains some dirt. He then asks the audience to think about what he has said, and whether or not they agree with him.
• 00:10:00 In this video, two scientists discuss the idea of using potassium nitrate instead of saltpeter to create gunpowder. The scientist explains that this would be a cheaper and easier solution, and offers to demonstrate the idea. However, he warns of possible explosions.
• 00:15:00 In this video, Monsieur Monet explains how he once again disproves the theory that air is composed of only two elements, oxygen and nitrogen. He also demonstrates how the gas mixture of oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen can create water. Finally, Monsieur Monet talks about how we should abandon old ideas and base our work on experimentation in Flogisto instead.
• 00:20:00 In this video, we will show that you are right about this string. We will also show that Lavoisier was about to revolutionize chemistry again with the invention of oxygen. Another revolution was about to happen in France, and it was all thanks to Marat. He was a great scientist, and his work helped the country. Citizens should contribute to the country, and not just the rich. The work of scientists should be for the good of all, not just a select few. Lavoisier was a nobleman, so his execution was unfair. He should have been given a fair trial.
• 00:25:00 Lavoisier was a scientist who discovered many important things about chemistry, including that heat can change substances into other substances, and that water is the most important substance in the world. He left a valuable legacy, which we still use today.